Men, money & policy, essays in honor of Karl R. Bopp. / Edited by David P. Eastburn.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Bopp, Karl R. (Karl Richard), 1906-1979.

Eastburn, David P., editor.

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Bopp, Karl R. (Karl Richard), 1906-1979.

Bopp, Karl R.

Federal Reserve banks.

Banks and banking, Central.

Genre:

Festschriften.

Physical Description:

266 pages ; 24 cm

Place of Publication:

[Philadelphia] : Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, [1970]

Contents:

About Karl R. Bopp, by J. A. Livingston and others.

Introduction, by W. M. Martin, Jr.

Impacts of theory on policy; the early years of the Federal Reserve Bank, by L. V. Chandler.

Some changes in ideas on central banking, by E. Wood.

Policy norms and central banking, by A. Sproul.

Reappraising the Federal Reserve discount mechanism, by R. C. Holland.

The 1966 credit crunch, by A. Hayes.

New standards for credit and monetary policy, by G. W. Mitchell.

Bank competition and monetary policy, by G. E. Noyes.

Commercial banking and the Federal Reserve; a record of misunderstanding, by W. W. Alexander.

New tools of monetary control abroad, by G. Garvy.

Making peace with gold, by R. A. Young.

Capital movements and balance-of-payments adjustment, by R. V. Roosa.

Currency crises; the record and the remedy, by F. L. Deming.

Economists and public policy, by C. E. Walker.

Central bank leaders and central bank credibility, by C. R. Whittlesey.

Central bankers; their attributes and development, by C. C. Balderston.

The role of the director; the ideal and the real, by W. J. Winn.

The Federal Reserve as a living institution; a prescription for the future, by D. P. Eastburn.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references.

OCLC:

87442